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Table of Contents The Renovation at a Glance What Is Changing: Greens and Irrigation Why New Greens Matter on a Palmer Course The Course Along the Shallotte River Three Years of Reinvestment Planning Around the Closure Where to Stay for a Rivers Edge Round Frequently Asked Questions Play It Before It Closes, or Plan the Reopening Trip Stand on the ninth tee at Rivers Edge on a still morning and...

Table of Contents How to Use This Guide Every Rental Collection at a Glance Oceanfront and Ocean View Across the Street on Ocean Boulevard Walk to the Beach Marsh and Channel Homes Homes With Private Pools Homes With Pool Tables and Game Rooms Dog-Friendly Rentals Choosing by Beach Section Stacking Features to Find the One Frequently Asked Questions Find Yours and Book It Every family that calls our office has...

Table of Contents Grand Strand Dining News at a Glance O.A.K. Prime Keeps Its Michelin Recognition A Downtown Mini Golf Course Will Become a Restaurant Magnolia’s Closes on 26th, Reopens in Conway Four Main Street Landmarks Hit the Market Hippie Hen House Appears to Have Closed Raising Cane’s Takes Shape on Jason Boulevard Where to Eat Near Your North Myrtle Beach Rental Frequently Asked Questions Come Hungry, Stay a While...

Table of Contents Fall Games at a Glance Friday Night: The Torch Run and Opening Ceremony Saturday: Where the Competition Happens What Unified Sports Means Watching, Cheering and Volunteering A Halloween Weekend on the Grand Strand Where to Stay for Fall Games Weekend Frequently Asked Questions Come Cheer, Then Stay for the Beach The lanes at the Myrtle Beach Bowling Center get loud on a normal Saturday. On the last...

Table of Contents Twenty-Five Ukuleles and One Very Happy Sound The Director Who Started at Four Why the Ukulele Fits This Coast Most of Them Had Never Played a Note Where Live Music Lives on the Grand Strand Bringing Your Own Ukulele to the Beach A Slower Week in North Myrtle Beach Frequently Asked Questions Twenty-five ukuleles do not sound the way one ukulele sounds. One is a toy on...

Table of Contents Why Families Are Looking for More Than a Beach Chair Kayaking the Cherry Grove Marsh Waites Island: The Beach You Can Only Reach by Boat Heritage Shores Nature Preserve: The Marsh Without a Paddle Dolphins From the Beach, the Pier and the Water Planning Tips From Locals Where to Stay for a Marsh-and-Beach Week Frequently Asked Questions Half an hour after sunrise, the Cherry Grove marsh is...

Table of Contents Halloween Week at a Glance Thursday, October 29: Trick-or-Treat on the Field at Pelicans Ballpark Friday, October 30: Fright Nights, Jeepers Creepers, and a Haunted Revue Halloween Night in North Myrtle Beach: Barefoot Landing Trick-or-Treat Halloween Night in Myrtle Beach: Broadway, The Market Common, and the Boardwalk Carnival Halloween Night South and West: The MarshWalk, Surfside, and the Farms Open All Week: Haunted Houses, Wicked Wonders, and...

Table of Contents BooFest 2026: Date, Time and What Happens The Costume Contests: How to Enter and How to Win Trick-or-Treating on Halloween Night Planning the Day: Parking, Food and the Rest of Barefoot Landing October 24 Is the Busiest Saturday of the Fall on the North End Where to Stay for a Halloween Week at the Beach Frequently Asked Questions By noon on the last Saturday before Halloween, the...

Table of Contents How the Duck Derby Works Who Sea Haven Is and Why the $5 Matters Captain Archie’s: The Waterway Hangout That Hosts It Making a Fall Weekend of It on the North End Other Ways to Support Sea Haven Where to Stay Near Captain Archie’s Frequently Asked Questions There is a particular sound a few hundred rubber ducks make when they hit the water all at once, and...